With secondary active transport, the movement of

a. H+ out of a cell by antiport is downhill
b. amino acids into the cell by symport is uphill
c. glucose into a cell by cotransport is downhill
d. H+ is in the same direction as the movement of Na+
e. glucose is in the opposite direction as the movement of Na+


B

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A. An increase in reactant concentration B. Enzyme inhibition C. A decreased temperature D. An increase in product concentration

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A) help control body temperature
B) provides support; produces heat
C) provides support; protects tissues; stores minerals
D) directs immediate responses to stimuli
E) defends against infection and disease

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